Biome
JJ-the-Aussie-dinonerd123
03.08.2026 11:22
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I'm pretty sure Australia was a subtropical to tropical biome, and especially in north Queensland I think it was discovered, is a tropical area, so I don't think it would've lived in a snowy, taiga climate
Topic category: Animals
Topic of discussion:
Muttaburrasaurus
Lizard from Muttaburra
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andy
2 months ago
Recently changed reconstruction
The reconstruction of *Muttaburrasaurus* has recently changed, with its "nose" now positioned further back on its skull, giving it a "strange" appearance compared to other hadrosaurids.
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Muttaburrasaurus
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Akitan
1 year ago
🦖 New Creature on 3D Dinopedia — Darwinopterus! What Do You Think?
Hey everyone! A new creature just dropped on 3D Dinopedia — Darwinopterus — but the 3D model hasn’t been revealed yet. Still, we already have some cool info!
This mid-Jurassic pterosaur had a long tail, leathery wings, sharp teeth, and a bony head crest. Its name means “Darwin’s Wing,” in honor of C...
This mid-Jurassic pterosaur had a long tail, leathery wings, sharp teeth, and a bony head crest. Its name means “Darwin’s Wing,” in honor of C...
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Darwinopterus
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AnderGamer
1 year ago
Mala representación de stegosaurus
Le falta ponerle masa muscular, además sus placas oseas no tenían es forma. Por favor corregir
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Stegosaurus
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